MUSICAL COURIER
February 1, 1923
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ERNEST DAVIS, WHO WAS SUBSTITUTED ALMOST AT THE LAST MINUTE IN THE TENOR ROLE OF “TANNHÄUSER,” HAS A BEAUTIFUL, RINGING VOICE, AND HANDLES IT WELL.—January 12, 1923.
IN “MESSIAH”
HIS VOICE IS BOTH MELLOW AND STRONG. HIGH NOTES ARE CLEAR AND HIS LOW NOTES RESONANT. TAKES THE FLORID PASSAGES WITH EASE. SINGS WITH GREAT EXPRESSION.

IN “MESSIAH” with Lindsborg Chorus
ERNEST DAVIS' VOICE IS DRAMATIC ENOUGH FOR THE PROPHETIC PASSAGES, LYRIC ENOUGH FOR PURITY AND THE DIGNITY DUE TO ORATORIO. HE IS A YOUNG MAN OF SPLENDID STATURE, WITH A VOICE OF MARKED BEAUTY.—November 20, 1922.
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ERNEST DAVIS HAS A BEAUTIFUL TENOR VOICE OF UNUSUAL RANGE AND POWER WHICH IS COMBINED WITH A DELIGHTFUL STAGE PRESENCE AND SPLENDID PHYSIQUE. HIS SINGING WAS MARVELOUS.—Dally Star, Lincoln, Neb.
REMARKABLE RANGE, HIGHEST NOTES TAKEN WITH THE ASSURANCE BORN OF CONFIDENCE IN HIS POWER. QUALITY AND TONE RESONANCE IS BEAUTIFUL.—Morning Star, Rockford, III
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